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Wednesday, July 8, 1925.
THE KLAMi.
GIANT ROOKIE USED BY McGRAW IN !drTrom a go
FIRST GAME OF PITTSBURGH SERIES
TODAY'S STANDING
I'.MIHI
Tesms
NEW YORK, July T. (Untied San Francisco
! Neva) William Muldoon. of the Salt Lake
!sw York state athletic comnila-' Seattle
Pittsburgh Remaim In Lead By Margin Of Only One .10.. issued .statement to th. lo. Angel.. ..
" , 5 .. . , D u i 'effect that no blda will be enter-. Portland
Full Game; Senators Slip A Notch By Losing nara u)ned (or (ha hcwvywoistt chant-1 Oakland
ipionshlp match between Jack Demp-Sacramcnto ....
sey and Harry Willa until Demp-. Vernon
'aey areepts the challenge filed by
ni-cro heavvwelaht aome time Tcama
IXMST l.KAIil'K
W. L. Pet.
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Fought Game To White Sox 2-1
POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, which St. Louis Buffered two de-
i
July 7. (United New) Kent . feata.
W. L. Fct,
The flrat name went to os-; , ... . Piit.bur.h
ton 7 to 4. and the aecond 8 to l.. rt.,,. m.. no, m-'.V.w York
.NATIONAL l.K.iGlK
, 44 !7
Greenfield, who la spending hit first
year in the National league, was! fn ljo
elected by John McGraw, today to . Ih r.lb.
supply the wedge that would pryi Th Phils snd Reds split a double di,eover
the Pirates
aitlon at the
Hill xnnaoal fny lha rMnnt' I In lh. Ilnl mh hnt In thu MMind. not
foreman to risk such an important
r. noiaera oi mini piare. . rtr,kln
hard pressed. They lost,"" th " " ' lh' "Tl " J',. ""
" , . lent time, he has been unable UrM. Louis
' j . j.-.Ki. I discover any adequate stand where Cincinnati .
reage mat wouia pry rniii iu . . i psn.j,,ihia
looa. from their po- header in Philadelphia. Donohue;" bout migh l-e held. And even Ph l.d.lphi.
top of th. league. It '.hut out th. Philadelphia 4 to 0i forthcoming be doe.; Chi .go
came by placing a youngster tm th.
mound, but Greenfield has worked
well In the past against the Pitts
burgh team. He worked well again
believe that any of the large Boston
Cincinnati lost 4 to 3. promoter, .o
Th. Senator, lost aome of their car to tackle th. tout.
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lead over th. Athletic by dropping I UADP1Q HrtPINr.
gametotheWhlt.SoxlnChlcagoiBUt.IV MAKKI3 nvrir.V
2 to 1. Lyons, pitcshing for the Sox.
today, and as a result, the Pirates allowed only five hits, and fanned
are just one full game ahead of the i Bluege la the ninth, with the tying
New Yorkers, who nosed out a 7 to
victory In the last of th. eighth
inning. The Giants' victory gave
them their third win out of eight
times they have faced the western
team. There are fonr gmmea left
ran on aecond and two outs.
Th. games between Boston and
Detroit and Philadelphia and Cleve
land were postponed on account of
rain.
Th. Yankees dropped to seventh
in the present series, at the end of place and th. Browns advanced to
which time, the league leadership, j a tie with the Tigers In fourth place,
for the present at least, will bare as a result of a complete victory for
been decided.
Th. Cardinals' position at fourth
place waa weakened considerably by
Boston, in the double program In
th. St. Louis team In a donble kill.
Th. Browns won their first gam.
13 to J and the second by the nar
rower margin of ( to E.
Rabbit Maranville
To Assume Role of
New Cubs' Skipper
Bill JCillefer Given His
Release For Failure To
Make A Winning Team
NEW YORK, July 7. Rabbit
sinranvtlle, the star National
league Iniielder became the third,
K new manager In . the Katlonal
league this season, when he waa
appointed to succeed Bill Kllle.
ter as pilot of the Chicago Cubs.
The Rabbit, whose appointment
U supposed to be due to the
' poor showing the Cubs have made
thls year,, took charge of the
team just before It played the
. . Brooklyn Robins Tuesday at Eb
blta field.
He shook up the line-up at
once and sent Grigsby and Tommy
. Griffith, a couple of veterans Into
the outfield, where they re
placed two recruits, Brooks and
- Jahn.
Then Maranville, who shone
first in Boston and went to Chi
cago from Pit tii burgh ' In the
Grantham-Aldrkh-Orinun deal,
fumbled the first ball hit to him
after the game opened, indicat
ing that the cares and worries of
manager might already he he.
' ginning to affect him.
Killefcr was paid up to the end
of the year and released outright
by William Wrigley, Jr., owner of
the Cubs, Catalina Island and
most of the chewing gum. He
will now go to Philadelphia to
break the glad news to his wife
who is In a hospital there and
then to his home In PawPaw,
Mich. Killefer succeeded John
ny Kvers with the Chicago team,
nd at the end of August would
have served three full years.
In addition to Maranville, the
other new National league mana
gers are Rogers Hornsby of the
St. Louis Cards and Zach Wheat
of the Robins, whose appoint
v ment is only temporary- .
- Like Homsby and Wheat. Mar
anvlllc will continue in the line
up.
Burleigh! Grimes Gets
Indefinite Suspension
NEW YORK. July 7nurlcigh
Grimes, pitcher for the Brooklyn
Dodgers, has been Indefinitely sus
pended fcy Jahn A. Heydler of the
National league, for arguing with
umpire McLaughlin In last Sunday's
double header with the Braves.
Charlie Rosenburg To
Meet Filipino Tonight
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 7. Thus
scheduled bantamweight i-out be
tween Charlie Rosenberg, the cham
Plon. and Pete Sarglento, Filipino
challenger, va scallcd off Tuesday
sui. m account or rain. The bout
iu De staged Wednesday night.
Sid Terris To Fight
It Out With Hudkins
CHICAGO, July 7. Sid Terrl
... u Are riunKins, Nebraska wild
, cat are considered the best pair
now seeking the lightweight crown.
They will fight In Chicago Friday.
Davie Shade Given
Crack on Big Time
NEW YORK, July 7 (United
New.) Dave Shade, the Califor
nia welterweight who knocked
out Jimmy 8 lattery, signed arti
cles Tuesday in which he agreed
to meet Harry Grcb, of Pitts
burgh, Paul Berlenbaeh, of New
York, or Mickey Walker of
Elisabeth, N. J., at the Polo
Grounds on September 3, 18.
Matchmaker Jimmy De Forest,
who signed Shade explained that
Walker, would be sought as
Shade's first opponent. Rut Is
case Walker refuses Greb or Ber
lenbaeh would be next In line.
PIRATES WIN PENNANT
PITTSBURGH. July 7. Stanley
Harris hopes Pittsburgh will win
the National league pennant. The
manager of the Washington Sena
tors, while her. for an exhibition
contest, said that a break in the
Giants' success would Intensify in
terest in baseball.
AMERICAN' I.K.WUK
Teams W. L.
Washington 0
Philadelphia 48 15
Chicago 41 85
Detroit - J 9
St. Louis SS 40
Cleveland 1
New York - 33 43
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HARRY GREB TO GET
IN THE BUGGY SOON
PITTSBURGH. July 7. (United
News) Harry Greb has signed for
a bout In Cleveland July 14, It
was announced Tuesday by "Red"
Mason, Greb's manager. He will
appear either against Johnny Wil
ton, former middleweight champion
or Tommy Laughrin, Philadelphia
fighter.
COAST LEAGUE
Stanley Harris, manager of Ib.lhla on young CIm ('.rlyl.rookl.
.rla?rrh"P..'n Senators, lead. outfield" with th. Tigers. Toronto
The nan iruunpwi pw.mw ?
. ., Kin.. i.. .. ri..an ' .trenatn wno railing uiiwa nine
give, him plenty of opportunities to j cam., and llowlay hoped Carlyls
teach his men lh. v.lu. of team would b. Included lu aald str.ugth
Ml .h- ..- Attmlrm ttw Individual II Was.
.orv I Now Carlylo la playing a big part
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. 63 38 .581 world
. 48 42 .133 bis team In aacrlllet) hitting.
48 43 .(27
.43 43 .(00
.38 1 .433
3S (( .385
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In the success of th. Toronto tawm
In the International league race. Th
Canadians ma to have lh. Inalils
traek on lh pennant, hogged for
years by Jack IHian and his Haiti
mora outfit. 4'arlyl la hilling and
Harris Is an edeetlvo and timely
hitler. He has the natural desire of
a ball player to "plrkl one." Hut
he haa learned the value of playing
th gam., lie seta th. xamplo for
bla teammates day In and day out.
which may be on of the reasons, fielding U brilliant atyl.
why th Senators ambled along to ,
h championship last year and are While many factors enter Into lh
making a bid for the flag this sea- partial rollapa of the Cleveland
aon. Th New York Yankees have ball team, lh outstanding weakness
several times given striking evl- of the team Is In Its offrnslv depart-
denrea of what a team of atara ran meal.
do when the members aeek personal
glory above team success.
Last spring, while the Detroit
Tiger and Toronto, with which th
Tiger, havo a working agreement,
war. training at Augusta, (la., Man
ager Dan llowley, Toronto boss, had
Krer atne. Trls Speaker assumed
lh. r.lns In th Forest city h has
had a powerful batting team
club that could atep out day la and
day nut and battle lh Tiger, lh
Yanks and other ball murdering
outfits.
For a lima this season lha Texaa
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slipped. Th.
soa, always a i .-,'
nolal eoiiind7fi?
honor, was fln.li, A
hi fallur. uTl
mmbr of th
lh ball at a .(oo T
ly out.- Th.y .nTjrT
Hw.il u,, " Vara (
Burn. . ,,hl
The. man cannot' iW !
sg.ln.t ,uch Pllch't'
ton and lh. A.hl.U,J,,
canool oulba! th tJJ
pkr haa a( nt
from bis ma aa iUrf, I
ranged
stuff
from
brlliu.
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land fana and sport i
ginning to urga miiV
ftorta to pull lh
wins BOOK. C
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paraaai of lh A ma
ling racorda rveala
nuaiiuB us in. v.J
leading th. pack
wiago, COLO and 111
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I FAMOUS FANS
Mushy Callahan Is
Winner Over O'Donnel
LOS ANGELES. July 7. Mushy
Callahan of Los Angeles, won a
referee's decision over Johnny
O'Donnell at the Vernon Coliseum
her. Tuesday night. Callahan out
boxed the St. Paul boy, winning
eight rounds of the ten.
A circulation covering the city of
Klamath Falls and th county of
Klamath that's the Klamath News.
COAST LEAGUE -
Score R. E.
San Francisco 3 8 1
Los Angeles 1 7 (
Batteries Geary and Y.lle; Root,
Milstead and Spencer.
Score R H. E
Sacramento - - .... 1 11 1
SeatUe 11 H J
Batteriea E. Shea and M. Shea.
Wachenfeldt; Hasty and Daly.
Score R. H. E.
Salt Lake - 4 11 1
Portland 8 " 1
Batteries Mulcshy and Cook.
Poters; Holllngsworth and Hannah.
Score
Vernon
Oakland
Batteriea Pllletle,
R. II. E.
. ( 11 (
. 7 11 3
Bryan and
Whitney; Kuni. Kaiser and Read.
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